advantages of influences on law making

Question 1

reflects electorates wishes

Answer 1

Political parties ensure laws reflect voter wishes, based on manifesto promises (e.g., Human Rights Act 1998).

Question 2

addresses public concerns

Answer 2

Public opinion ensures laws respond to societal needs (e.g., Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 after public concern over dog attacks).

Question 3

independent expertise

Answer 3

Law reform bodies like the Law Commission provide detailed, evidence-based recommendations (e.g., Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007).